Invisible disability

An invisible disability means that someone has a disability that you can't see just by looking at them. They might look just like everyone else, but they might have something inside them that makes it harder for them to do some things that might seem easy for you.

For example, someone with an invisible disability might have a hard time paying attention or understanding things that other people find very simple. They might have trouble moving around or using their body in ways that come naturally to other people. They might get very tired or have a lot of pain and you wouldn't be able to tell just by looking at them.

Sometimes, people with invisible disabilities might need extra help or accommodations to do things that other people find simple. This could include special tools or methods to help them communicate, or a quiet space to work in, or extra time to do things.

It's important to remember that just because you can't see someone's disability, it doesn't mean that they don't have one. Everyone is different and some people might need a little extra help or understanding to navigate their world. So always try to be kind and patient with people, no matter what they might be going through.